Pay Board approves wage rules amid phase 2 clash
The Pay Board voted 10-5 to approve post-freeze wage rules, with labor against and industry and public members in favor. Leaders anticipate a Thursday meeting to set enforcement rules while Congress weighs retroactive pay. White House views stay hopeful as inflation controls proceed. Senate Leader Mansfield notes moral obligation to honor spring contracts.
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Nixon
Cost of Living Council
The
Price Commission
Meany
White Thouse
Ronald L. Zieger
Psy Board
Ziegler
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Massachusetts Bill Ends Public Drunkenness Crime
The Massachusetts legislature has passed a bill to repeal the crime of public drunkenness and establish detox centers for alcoholics. Governor Francis W. Sargent supports the measure and is expected to sign it into law.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Francis W. Sargent
Sargent
Pay Board rulings affect individual raises and back pay
Answers summarize how Pay Board guidance may apply to private raises and retroactive pay during the wage freeze. It covers general 5.5 percent annual ceilings, exceptions for inequities, retroactivity limits, tuition-related raises, and enforcement by the president, with implementation upon publication in the Federal Register or after the current freeze ends.
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Washington
Nixon
Federal Register
County growth curbs urged to fight smog
A Los Angeles County committee urges priority planning to curb smog via coordinated zoning land use highways and traffic control powers. It stresses development must respect natural system capacity and criticizes the auto industry for delaying air pollution controls.
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Los Angeles County
Woman kills man and two boys then suicides in Wyoming
In Buffalo Wyoming a young woman identified as Alice Moore aged 26 shot and killed Claude McClain 30 Ron McClain 24 and Douglas McClain 7 then held police at bay for over three hours before shooting herself. Police said she and McClain were married. Officers wearing bullet proof vests broke into the house finding all bodies in a rear room as neighbors were evacuated.
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Buffalo
W.Y. Ih
Herslf
Alice Moore
Claude McClain
Ron- 24 McClain
Douglas McClain
McClain
Boys practicing fast draws kill two teens
Two California youths died in separate incidents within an hour of each other as others practiced pistol quick draws. In Fontana, 13 year old Dennis Barnett allegedly loaded a .22 caliber revolver and its discharge struck his sister Sharon, 17, who sat watching TV. In nearby Upland, 14 year old Henry Myers was firing a .22 caliber revolver causing a bullet to strike Dennis Eugene Ramsey, 14, in the chest.
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Dennis Eugene Ramsey
Outbreak Sends Three Pendleton Marines to Hospital
Camp Pendleton reports three Marines hospitalized with noninfectious meningitis since last week. The latest patient, Private Donald R. Leslie, 17, of Duncan, Oklahoma, is listed in serious condition. Two others were previously admitted in serious condition.
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Camp Pendleton
Naval Hospital
Donald R. Leslie
Duncan, Oklo
House kills prayer for schools
The House defeated a proposed constitutional amendment to permit prayer in public schools amid arguments over defining non denominational prayer. Supporters cited public polls while critics and religious leaders warned the move could undermine the First Amendment. prominent figures urged Supreme Court clarification and opposed altering the Bill of Rights.
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Emanuel Cellet
Dn.y
House
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
New York
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Billy Graham
Graham
Montreal
N.C
Theodore M. Heésburgh
University of Notre Dame
American Jewish Congress
Carl 8. Berger
Washington
Congress’ Commission On Law and Social Action
Ben Ruhlin
National Prayer Group
Emanuel Celler
DY. Ceeler
Judiciary’ Committee
Californians' votes disclosed in prayer amendment defeat
The California delegation's votes on a House proposal to permit voluntary prayer in public schools are listed. Many Republicans backed yes while most Democrats opposed, with several members not voting or abstaining noted among the 240 votes for and 162 against.
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Washington
California
House
Congress
Tan
Anderson
Bell
Barton
Calusen
Clawson
Corman
Danielson
Dellums
Edwards
Goldwater
Gubser
Hanna
Hawkins
Solifield
Hosmer
Johnson
Leggett
McFall
McCloskey
Mail- Hard
Mathias
Miller
Moss
Pettis
Rees
Rousselot
Roybal
Schmitz
Sisk
Smith
Taleot
Teague
van Deerlin
Veysey
Waldie
Wiggins
Bob Wilson
Charles Wilson
County Supervisors Approve 382.5 Million Hospital Financing
The Los Angeles County Board approved a 882.5 million joint powers agreement with the city of Los Angeles to fund new and upgraded hospital facilities. Projects include 43 million for Long Beach General, 27 million for Harbor General in Torrance, and 5 million to convert El Cerrito in Long Beach. Supervisor Warren Dorn dissented, urging review by the LA Area Chamber of Commerce. The pact envisions 183.5 million in the first decade and 194 million later for renovating the County SC Medical Center.
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City of
Los Angeles
Long Beach Sr
Long Beach General Hospital
Harbor General Hospital
Torrance
el Cerrito Hospital
Long Beach
Warren Dorn
Area Chamber of Commerce
Dorn
County SC
Withhold OK urged by Reagan to balance budget
Gov. Ronald Reagan urged the Legislature to swiftly pass withholding legislation to balance California’s 5.8 billion dollar budget. He said the move would ease cash flow and extend revenue authority for notes. Rival tax bills, backed by Republicans and Democrats, faced a Senate hearing to weigh budget balancing and senior citizen tax relief.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
Girl rescued as kidnapping suspect surrenders at Concord home
Debbie Whitlow 13 and Susan Whitlow were grabbed at a Pleasant Hill carnival. The kidnapper entered through a sliding door, kept a girl inside for an hour, then fled after being cornered by police. A siege of a two story house followed with Doberman pinschers guarding the door. Negotiations led to the suspect’s surrender after the girl’s safe release.
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Kreins Seld
Debbie
Susan Whitlow
Pleasant Hill
Whitlow
Susan
Kreinseid
Concord
Krevig
Kreiig
Blaze at Garden Grove shopping center causes 250000 in damage
A early Monday fire at the six unit Garden Grove shopping center near Chapman Avenue and Haster Street caused about 250000 in damage. Firefighters arrived minutes after 4 34 am alarm and containment kept flames from spreading to nearby homes. Three stores were destroyed including Thrift D Lux Cleaners and Astro Fact Jewelers. roof collapse affected five units and hot spots burned for hours.
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Garden Grove
Chapman Avenua
Haster Street
Thrift-D-Lux Cleaners
Matvhaker’ Wiggery
Astro Fact Jewelers
Hremen
Paul Raviz
Red Chinese advance party greeted at U.N.
Three members of Red China's advance party visited United Nations headquarters for the first time today as the main delegation left Beijing for New York amid cheers. Kao Liang led the group. a U.N. protocol official greeted them and escorted the delegates through corridors to the protocol office. They wore dark Mao jackets and carried briefcases.
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United Nations
Red China
U.N
Peking
New York
Kao Liang
Long Beach duo among nine indicted in Toledo fraud case
Two Long Beach area men are named in a federal grand jury indictment with nine others and four corporations for defrauding Progress National Bank in Toledo of 720000. Defendant James Ladd, 48, of Long Beach, and John Danyluk, 37, of Palos Verdes Peninsula, face multiple counts including interstate transportation of funds and mail fraud. Several defendants have been arrested or are jailed. others remain sought by the FBI.
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Trose
James Ladd
Las Vegas
John Danyluk
Joan
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Ladd
Ana Zment
Danyluk
Los Angeles
FBI
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